(Teddy Boy Rock & Roll, Rockabilly Revival) Lou Cifer And The Hellions - 2CD+EP - 1995-2008, MP3, 128-160 kbps

01. Dance Of The Teddy Boy
02. Glad To Be A Ted
03. Join A (Teddy Boy) Streetgang Today
04. It's Gotta Be A Ted
7" EP

#77701. Dance Of The Teddy Boy
02. Glad To Be A Ted [+]
03. Join A (Teddy Boy) Streetgang Today
04. It's Gotta Be A Ted [+]
05. Bad Ted Boogie
06. Gone Are The Days
07. You Don't Know Nothin'
08. You'll Never Be A Ted
09. Devil's Awakening
10. Evil Hearted
11. Rockville Stomp
12. I'm Still Juvenile
13. Let's All Go Wild [++]
14. You've Never Been Gone
15. Bad, Vile, Evil And Mean
16. If You Ever
17. A Teddy Boy's Farewell
18. Teddy Rock
19. The Legend Lives On, Johnny Reb
20. Be Boppin' Betty
21. Tedious Boogie
22. Millenium Rock
23. Sideburns
24. Do You Believe
25. TEDtoed All Over (previously unreleased)
26. How Does It Feel [++]
27. Rock Like The Devil (previously unreleased)
28. Problem Child [++]
29. Be Boppin' Betty (alternate take)
+ Also released by Pollytone Records
++ Released by Diablo Records

#77701. Prologue
02. Blood On The Cats
03. Dagger Road
04. Hey, Mr. Judge
05. Pass That Liquor
06. I'm Gonna Do It Tomorrow
07. The End Of A Day
08. Rock'n'Roll In My Head
09. Aggressive Behaviour
10. Use For Your Booze
11. Shake Your Chassis
12. Rockabilly Roll
13. Bad Ghost
14. Lake Of Beer
15. I Ain't Got No Love
16. The Great Long Bar
17. Teddy Boy's Prayer
18. Devils Band
19. Epilogue

Lou Cifer & The Hellions was born in 1995 when members of different German Rockin' groups (namely Lou Cifer, Bill Zebop and Dave Hill from Mess Of Booze and Hal Hellion from the Ton-Up Rockers) came together to realize their own ideas of rock 'n' roll, so forming a new studio band.
They all are well known musicians on the German Teddy Boy circle and everyone of them has been playing Rock’n’Roll for more than ten years now. Lots of live gig memories and records remain of that.
Lou Cifer and the Hellions love to do what they do best - playing their own unique style of red hot Rock’n’Roll.

Lou Cifer - Vocals
Hal Hellion - Guitar
Bill Zebop - Bass
Dave Hill - Drums